Hillbilly Horror Stories 3rd Annual Halloween Episode

Hillbilly Horror Stories Paranormal Podcast

Jerry Paulley

Religion & Spirituality, Science, Natural Sciences, History

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 27 October 2020

⏱️ 144 minutes

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Summary

Here are the podcasts on tonight's episode in order of appearance: SUBSCRIBE TO EACH TO HEAR MORE! 1. Hillbilly Horror Stories 2. Because I Wanna Know 3. Creep It Real 4. History Goes Bump 5. HHH Media(Hillbilly Horror House) 6. Mysterious Circumstances/Rev 6:9 7. Tragedy in Cinema 8. Foul Play/Hometown History 9. Prairieland Paranormal 10. Hillbilly Youngins(Hillbilly Horror Stories feed) 11. Realm of the Supernatural 12. Serial Spirits 13.Hollyweird Paranormal 14. We Drink & We Know Things 15. The Horror Chronicles

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0:00.0	A two-top on my mother-in-law is the scariest thing I ever saw dressed up like a trailer park beauty queen.
0:27.7	Happy, happy, happy, happy, hillbilly Halloween.
0:36.1	Welcome everyone to the third annual Hillbilly Horror Story Halloween episode.
0:41.7	We are joined, Tracy, by a lot of our friends and colleagues in the podcast world to make this a super long episode.
0:52.1	Good.
0:52.6	That makes me happy with my heart. Love it. Yeah, several chilling stories to get your
0:58.8	Halloween underway. Nice. All right, so we're going to get this thing kicked off by telling you about
1:05.5	Ringstorff House in the San Francisco Bay Area of California. Sounds good.
1:11.9	More specifically, it is in the marshlands of Mountain View.
1:16.8	That's a town.
1:18.2	I guess city.
1:19.1	Oh, okay.
1:19.7	So that's the name of it as Mountain View?
1:21.5	Gotcha.
1:23.0	So this beautiful home is a combination of Gothic and Victorian style architecture.
1:27.9	It was built in 1887 by Henry Rengstorff.
1:32.7	Now, Henry was a German immigrant, and he came to this country with only $4 in his pocket.
1:39.9	By the time he died in 1906, he had amassed a fortune by growing and shipping grain.
1:46.1	Well, good for him.
1:46.8	It's a true American story of, you know, come over and work hard and make your fortune.
1:54.5	He was one of the founders of the city of Mountain View.
1:57.6	They had six children between him and his wife that were born and raised in that beautiful
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